Chinese Dragon Meaning: Symbols, Zodiac and the Western Dragon
Chinese dragon meaning explained: luck, rain, the emperor and the zodiac, how it differs from the winged Western dragon, and which of our two dragons to pick.
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Desk & Gadgets / Dragon Head Wall Mounts · SKU KHS_DR_HEAD_FLYINGSERPENT_GOLDSILK
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The Flying Serpent dragon head is a wall decoration styled like a hunting trophy, but from a fantasy world. The design is inspired by the flying serpent of old legends. The dragon's snout points downwards, the horns rise upwards and the flat back of the neck sits against the wall, so it looks as if the dragon is leaning out of it.
The head measures 7.9 × 7.9 × 8 cm (width × depth × height) and weighs 53 g. It is 3D printed from PLA; visible layer lines are characteristic of the technique. The lightweight material does not shatter like glass. Choose from four colours: black, silk gold, silk silver and white. Every piece is printed to order in Poland.
Fix the head to a smooth wall with double-sided tape or self-adhesive hook-and-loop strips; these are not included. The offer covers one dragon head in the colour of the selected variant. For indoor decoration: ideal for a fantasy fan's room, a gaming setup or as an unusual gift.
| Material | PLA — plant-based plastic |
| Technology | 3D printed in our own EU workshop |
| Size | as listed in the product name |
| Colour | each colour blend is unique — no two pieces are identical |
Kahaus · shop@kahaus.com · Made in EU. Warning: contains small parts — not suitable for children under 3 years. Product identifier (EAN/GTIN) on the label and in the listing details.
Poland: free shipping, dispatched in 24–48 h. Bulgaria, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Luxembourg, Romania, Sweden: €9.99, free from €40. Other EU countries: €5.99, free from €20. Returns within 30 days, no questions asked.
Chinese dragon meaning explained: luck, rain, the emperor and the zodiac, how it differs from the winged Western dragon, and which of our two dragons to pick.
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